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weird sweep tube profile path

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Anonymous
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‎07-23-2003 10:23 PM
‎07-23-2003 10:23 PM

weird sweep tube profile path

Ihave to create some fuel and brake lines from some existing "physiacl" lines, (reverese engineering). What I am trying to do is create some grounded work points, and then use the persice point command to then place the points for the 3D path. Nothing I do will allow me to get the percise point box to un-gray, surely IV doesn't intend for you to draw the profiles in 2D and then project them into 3D, I mean would be doing the work TWICE!!!, (not time efficant). Does this equalify as the "only use the piping module frequentily" I guess I could pay anthor $6,000 for IVP, just to have the functionally "every once in a while". Any help would be great!!???...
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Anonymous
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‎07-23-2003 10:33 PM
‎07-23-2003 10:33 PM

After I have a "starting point" defined in Skectch
and go to Part Features, I,m able to use grounded work points from that point.
Hopr this helps, its my first attempt at helping anyone


style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
Ihave
to create some fuel and brake lines from some existing "physiacl" lines,
(reverese engineering). What I am trying to do is create some grounded work
points, and then use the persice point command to then place the points for
the 3D path. Nothing I do will allow me to get the percise point box to
un-gray, surely IV doesn't intend for you to draw the profiles in 2D and then
project them into 3D, I mean would be doing the work TWICE!!!, (not time
efficant). Does this equalify as the "only use the piping module frequentily"
I guess I could pay anthor $6,000 for IVP, just to have the functionally
"every once in a while". Any help would be
great!!???...
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Anonymous
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‎07-23-2003 10:46 PM
‎07-23-2003 10:46 PM

thanks that works good
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Anonymous
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‎07-23-2003 10:50 PM
‎07-23-2003 10:50 PM

is there a way to move the points without having to RMB and select move?
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Anonymous
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‎07-23-2003 11:12 PM
‎07-23-2003 11:12 PM

Not that I know


style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
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move?
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Anonymous
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‎07-23-2003 11:24 PM
‎07-23-2003 11:24 PM

maybe this is what your looking for: In grd'ed work
pts, select "more" tab. Check "repeat" box. Return to "Transform" and after ever
pt hit apply and done. Should be no reason to RMB. Hopr this is
helpful.


style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">
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move?
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Anonymous
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‎07-24-2003 12:19 AM
‎07-24-2003 12:19 AM

THANK YOU , THANK YOU , THANK YOU
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